[Lazamataz]

... Some merchants such as SweetGreen, a salad chain, refuse to open their registers for cash, telling customers they can pay only with mobile payments or cards. With some newer vending machines, only a card or mobile wallet will get that cold Coca-Cola to roll down the chute.

I wish I could find one of these outfits here.

The resulting lawsuit means I would own the business.

[hanamizu]

But is there a debt before there is a transaction?

[shibumi]

This is a violation of my Civil Rights.

For over twenty years I have self-identified as an Unbanked American.

This constitutes a refusal of public accommodation to me and is causing me great emotional and financial stress and hardship.

Punitive damages are also in order.

[Axenolith]

See prior post. It’s only legal tender for DEBTS. They can say they only take silver or for that matter gold (the contract clause ban has quietly expired I believe) and they’re good as long as a debt hasn’t been incurred.

[UCANSEE2]

Go to the Post Office, Try to use one of their stamp vending machines.

[bgill]

The closest one to me is 1500 miles away or I’d do the same.

[discostu]

No, the resulting lawsuit would mean they own your house because you’d lose. They don’t have to take cash. It’s legal, but it’s not mandatory.